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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-28
DIED.


SEEDS lin tho 2e;h inst. RIn. u. seo.s
IN lie SO y-ar OF his age.
hel1tives a1C frionas ara Jespsctfu1ly In
vited 10 attend his funeral ff9I the rest
dence Of his 5on-iu.iaw, heLrg Ev@ns, RIO.
SO West tighln st-sat. on Z ues sy, the 2sIn
lust, Ut o'cioGk p. IL without further
lolice. lnterment at Ellington and
bTaea5 vino Ccme.er7.
JEHr I.--tin the :Gth Inst. anna Mary,
wis Il Ncno as Johry, Sr., in ne oSth
year OF her aEv.
Relatives eld irien6s CT the family ere re
spect'ully invited 10 attend her lu2eiul from
sho residence CT mar hush md. no 2l0 King
stt1n', Oh 4uesdsy, 10Th, at . O'clock y. Ii
lrtef ineht at kivsrview Cemetery.
DGYlS.--On the 2.lh met, Mary Il I'd,
vie OF .lOnn bAYis. aged 81 ysars.
re itives and ifisad8 hTo respectfully in
vito :" at emf Ger funeral trcin the resi-
l'rc3 Of her huab md. 40, .l3 North Va1
oGrer sttee., GU wednesday q :tofno0n
>ery c.sat tno ncuse az sislock. 1ntsr
| meg. 1t Ht.Dington A2d brcndywine come
tory.
| EEaSON On the 26th inst john Benson
aged ~ ynars.
| belsiiges ald frispdl arc respe fully in
yiieo 10 attsa2 / 8 Iu1erGi rum his lai'
rssidel:e tn. 100 East Water street. q
| uasday lteinOon at o'clock. lntsrme Z
~ ''foen Hid oohetory.
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This mornings session of the city court
was held at . o'clock, and the following
cases disposed Of: NEEDY" Mulvey.
who for the past 10 days has been on one
of his periodical sprees. vas fined 81 and
coats, which will send him over to New
Castle long enough TO sober up. Lewis
Yeager was fined 81 and costs for drunk
enness, and Oscar Miller, with Carolins
Miller, were each committed until II
o'clock for a similar otfense. Oswald
Baumkrsty, y German, was charged with
cisorderly conduct, and fined 90 and
costa. Henrietta Wright, a colorcd
woman, who has frequently been before
the court, was sentenced 10 paw 50 and
costs for drunkenness. Peter Kern, who
belongs at the almshouse, came in town
last Saturday aud got drunk. He was
taken In charge by the police, and the
judge committed him until 10 o'clock.
John Reed was arrested last Saturday
while begging on the street. lie told the
judge this morning that he was one OF
the strikers from the Delaware Iron
Works at New Castle, but that fact did
not save him from being committed for
days as q vagrant.
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Death Of : Hoss, xss,sr.

John Benson, proprietor OF the Ma.
tional Hotel, No. 108 East Water street,
dis1 quits suddenly about 10 O'Clock
last Saturday night. although no ba1
been suffering with drcppy for soma
time. Saturday afternoon be complained
Of feeling i'll, ard laid down, but rs his
family did not consider It anything
dangerous q physician WIS nos sum.
moned. His daughter was In the room
with him during tbs evening until
neariy 10 o'clock, when ale went down
stairs to get him o drink OF water.
WHEN she returned she found that be
could not speak, and Q MESSENGER wss
sent at epce for DIR. bravo, bus before
he arrived Mr.. Benson Was corpss.
II 10 ihs opinion OF the physician that
his death was caused by dropsy OF tue
heart, and Coroner Barnhin gave Q car
i.fieAte to that eHcot. The deceased was
at ono time proprietor OF the Colu mbis
Inn, mud was about 40 years Of age. He
leaves wife and fnur childrdn, all OF
whom are grown except one. The
funeral will take place nj 2 O'Clock to.
morrow afiern oon, and the intermen.
will bs made at Grsen Hill cemetery.
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hief kdenti.Iod.

On Saturday last Detectives Bond and
Dnnagby OF PhilsdeIphia, went to New
Castle and ioentihea Jcan Campbell
the thisf. WHO ran OF with tray o
rings -four j. Clayton Massey, Feoru
airy %, IS Henry Yoat, VITO robbed a
jswelry store en- Girasd avenue lSa
Jaaus'y, and on February Sd. robbed
o jeweiry store IN Germantown. Yos
and his pals used the came meaDs Tier
THAI they used on Dir. Massey, but tn,
latter was too quick for him, and h'
viii nov have chance TO hug the pos
while Sheriff Lsmbson will give hita 4
taste Of tue ''oal." Canpbal,, niist
Yost, nftsr serving c ut ais sentence her,
vii! be taken to Philadslphia to b.
tried tor his handy exploits in rim,
man ipulstions.
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FOURTH EDITION
K,iiod by tho Roadside.

At Railway, New Jersey, tho murder
ed body OF . well-dressed young wo.
man was found lying ON one SIDE OF
Jefferson avenue early on saturday
morning. There were evidences OF y
terribls struggle and her throat Was out,
the jugulAr vein being severed. She
ewas about % years of age. On the
around near by was q wicker pesket,
containing eggs, and In tho cieek near
by was found q valiso contsinipg some
articles of female clothing. which II Il
tupposed was thrown into the water by
the murderer. A small pen knife, with
which the murder had evidently been
committed was found In an adjacent
field.
A tramp who sought lodging at tht
police headquarters, ard who had Q
Dlackened eS q, muddy aud torn cloth
ing and . nervous manner, Was arrest
cd on suspicion. The dead girl's body
was viewed By about two thousand per
sons yesterday, but II any Of them re
cognized II the fact IL mot known. II
the afternoon, an uni nown man wn'
visited the morsus and viewed I'M
body made statements tending to SHOW
that no knew tho murdered girl. ID
left the city on an eaet bound trail
after refusing to give his name.
| he returned to Railway in the even
Ing, and was closeted with Chiet o
Police Tucker aud May or Daily. Chic
/ To ,ker ana the Mayor refused to giv'
any information until later. A woman
dressed In deep mourning, accompan
led by q IA year-0ld girl, viewed tn
body last night. She identified tn
olo.hini, but refused positively 70 civ
hsr name or residence. She left TO
New York at $50 O'Clock. The Chic
Of Police spent the evening with tn
m ystertous stranger. Tue latter re
fused TO give his name or tell where b.
lived. He has new suit OF clothing
overcost and hat. An Associated Pres
reporter attempted to interview him
but the man declined to give him an.
information.
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Rowling for Food.

Five hundred aud nineteen of the Ital
ian passengers of the wrecked steamei
Scotia arrived In Castle Garden yesterda,
afternoon, and "howled for food lik,
raTenous wolves. They crowded around
the lunch tables, climbing over each othe
and tramplipg on the helpless women ant
children. PAndemonium ieiencd suprem,
for fully an hour" Finally all wer,
satisfied. One OF them complained tina
on the Scotia they chad meat only twice
and after the first week neither coffee no.
tea"
The pass were all removed oi
Saturday and taken 20 New York. Dur
ng Friday night she was pushed by IN,
heavy seas over the outer bar, aud shI
now lies between that and the inner bar
The vessels masts, which were of iron
were not cut down by the captains order
as at first reported, bat snapped Off whel
she struck.
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4, IL RIFF g 5aL.E--RY VIkrUs or A
- writ OF Lsvaria Facias 70 nae aitectea
Will DO exDo,ed - yubllo sale, at the Corr
Rouse, On Marfet asoeei between Tenth and
eleventh strseti, 10 rhe city Of Wilmington,
NOW Oastle COUNTY, Del,
ON TUESDAY,
THE l2Tu DAY or APRIL. 1887.
ATT O'Clock p. M,
The following described real estate, viz:
81. ali that certain lot or picss OF lana
win chch a"ollttg thereon eies,ed stu
ate In The CITY OF Wilmington, bounded and
deJorihei rs hli3ss, 10 wit:
bepinnius NJ tho e0utJeriy sido OF T'nth
street ~ tho distance CT Is ieeL inehs.
westerly from Tho Ses erly side OF Cuurch
stfott thence eoethsriy snd parallel with
Ohafct street anu ,hrocgh the middle
OF the division wall betw5on this ami IN,
hou aJiuinipg On tho cas-. 8 fset 3 incbe.
20 the nor ih-r.y 5ido OF IN alley 8 fset vii,
ieAuInS INTO Onufch e.rest thencss wextsrly
a.on9 SAID alley siae anu parallel viii
leh,h street. 10 fset inenrs T. Gtsze
thenoa noItherly and parallel with Cnurc,
street anu through thu middle OF the DIV -
Ion wall oetwosn tits snd tho Buuse aaioin
ing On the west 60 fset incass to tho eiors
stiu sius o' Ienlh atreot ana theno5 til. 100,
eAstarly IL feet inchss tn the pl.ee of .e
sinnins, DO tns coAtsntj tno.eol wna. thol
may.
~. All thst certain lot or piece of Ian,
WIN t3e DICK awe ilins thereon erec,ed sil
uats In the city OF Wilmington Deuhde,
aud osscfi5sd VI follow, 10 VT:
bsg inning n. Iho cornes fJrmed by tho In
,aetseoHon VI tao ilns W tie sou .aeriy s.ds q
Icnth street with ths slne OF tue westorI,
siue ofCnurch tt:oot thenco ives. erly a,on,
EAU lice ofIen;h etrect - feet 9 Inches
zap hliddle VI ths GIv sion val OF the hout
sdlo.hi ns GA tho vcst, t4eaee suutheriy .ac
tn'euxh tao middle uf tsid division wei
aha p-fa :iol with thuich street Do foet
inehoi to the northor'y side OF an aley
ieoI wide ieadiDg into Church STREET theme
o.steriy along eai1 side OF taid alloy aD,
Paraiiei with Tenth strest l3feal Q inchss 1
tne ai6re aid e.do Of Church itresJ, az,
tnense thereby northeriy 60 feet IL chss I
.ho pisce 81 Deginniag, bs tho oonten.s wha
Se'zsd and taken In txsoutioa as tie pro,
er'y OF iearge i Tiadali. Surviving mort
snsol OF q Gorge II. Ttnnall and olarcih n.
wlie' and T.. l.. $, an1 to DO soa by
shs,,e,. NIL rs LANb,ON, Sheriff
49, nefhs Noe, Wilmington, March 2,
ioo'' lI23-eOd- is
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hAEs ACSS EAPioAhss
The following appeared 10 the Every
Evening on Saturday: Do you see
that man sitting over there" remarked
. gentleman W an Every Evening re-
porter yesterday morning, 1t the pame
time pointing to q we'll dressed, respsc-
table looking man with = pale, sall0w
face and neatly out ride wh,skers as he
sat In the waiting room Of The p, w.
q b. station quietly perusing . news.
paper. "Thas man is well known
thief who married q woman OF noto.
riously bad character. He was Gent. 70
New Castle Jail acme years ago for
stealing from the p, w. g. Il Railroad
Company, but he Effected his escape,
changed his appearance and returned 20
this city, ana BIZ Leeg,' the ompauy't
detective, even did not recognizes him.
He is now runuipg policy shop or
King street. He is curious character
and never speaks to any one unless so
dressed frat, when he ans y ers with i
sullen gront.
William Legg. proprietor Of the At
lsntic Garden, pa Kirg street, ia tb.
gentleman referred 10 az the coInpsny't
| detective. He came into the REPUBLI
CAN Office and gave the following IA BIZ
| transaction Ia the matter: About el2h
| years ago the man referred 10 as a thie
ives arrested by him for taking an over
coat from some school students in tn,
cara. Toe STU 'ents passed on afiel
they sol the coat, ara the man " ht
Sock it was rent TO jail. When tn
time for ths trial came The Prosecuting
Witnesses would noO appesr and tner
vae no Possibility OF Conviclipg lin
without them.
| In the meantime the prisoner bfok
jail, but Mr.. Leg knew perfectly wal
whe:e he was and could lay his hand G,
him al any time, but did not think /
worth while TO send for him " hen th
Witnesses would not appear Mr. Leg
ehys hs has Known ever tince tn
movements of tho man, and knew ex
acely where he Was running q polio
tnop. lie had peculiar couptenanc,
ana II person got a sight of him ono
he wond always know him thereafter
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Dots


Propcsalr will be received n. ihs
oiiica Tor tie removal Of ashes from q
collar.
Only the hull of the boat for the
transportation Company will DO built
IN thie city.
q. G. Cameron, of Marietta, Laucas-
ter Go. Pa, ID IN tho city visiting
Fl iends.
Dtputy Charles a. Davis. has over 20
names ior the organ cation Of new
L2dge In Elkton, Md.
Paul Brown, who saversl years ago
was employed 10 E. 3. Il. BUFFERS new
s'ere, Is visiting friends in su.s city.
Passion services commenced in the
Eoman Catholic Churches yesterday &,
and Will continue throughout the week.
The new Friendship engine went into
service on Saturday. She will be chria'
tened on her d. ct appearance In public
Ihe recently elected chiefs OF the sub
orGirala RIDES OF the Improved Order
OF Red Men are now being reised by
the Great Chista.
Eva Pennington, the we'll known
real es'ate agent has removed mis- office
from Eighth and King streets to No
| o0a EiEg street.
| About 100 colored men arrived In thil
o'ty Oh Saturday to be employed IL
49, ing tho double track on the q. Il T.
| Railroad.
The second rehearsal OF the cantat,
Ut Esther" will be held In Baynard'
music par ors by the BIT. Paui's Youri
Peoples Association.
john Scott, veterinary surgeon, los
a valusb!a stallion Eaturiiay rnornin,
from blood poisoning. John Palmer
OF tho Ninth wsrd, lost fine maze OF
Friday from Inflammation OF the lung:
The Rev. n, NJ. Browne, who la
raturned as psstor Of Scott NJ. Z
Cauich, was tendered 3 reception q
his retideDe,, No. 807 Lcm bard street
inst Saturday evening, by q number @
the members OF his congregation.
Nearly ono hundred members @
WashinRton C0nclsve, No. 2, Htpts
snps, or Seven Wise Men, attended sci
vices Sunday ct West Presby terra
Church, where sermon was preache
by tho Rev. William e. Moore OF Colum
bus, Ohio.
The Wilmington w. q, T. U. wi
hold meetings at their head aartes,
6oO Market stTect, Tomorrow mornin
ard afternoon. The morning meetin
will 10 conducted by Mrs. Thoma
Crein ard Elise Anna Sempls, ard I'll
AFTERNOON serv!ca by Mrs. DR.. Nixo
aad mrs. 4. N. Ksigwin. The NICE
: iups will he held from 10 to ~ q. N. az.
| from 9 to & ID. m.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-28

,Juttxe Paynter.

Mention was made In Saturdays RE
PUBLICAN that Governor Biggs hsd
appointed Attorney. General John ID.
Paynter to fill the vacancy on the
bench oecasiored by tina Death OF ucRe
Wootten. The petition asking for his
app< intment was signed by pumtsr
of attorneys Of this county, and the
only objection urged Was tue trouoie
With his bearing. Judge Pzynter was
horn In New York, February 18th, 1898
his father having removed 10 that oity
from this State in 1885 -,
He attended the primary eceools uutil
1854. when no entered Delaware Ooi-
leae, but the following year was Gu
rolled ct Union College, Schenestady
N, Y, where 10 graduated IN 1905.
Upon returning t, Georgetown be ceta'
nenced the study of law With the isse
Judve Woosten, and WAS admitted 10
practice In 1861
He opened IN Office IN Georgetown in
partnership With his brother, Eds Il.
Painter, and was appointed Deputy
Attorney General tho Same year, anu
also elected to the State senaEe tor f,uI
years on the Democratic ticket. DeTios
both sessions he was D menbsr Oh The
finance committee, and IN the last ses
sion chail man OF is. bsfrre his lerin Oh
Senator expired. Governor Cove Sauis
bury appointed him Attorney General
mt after a few weeks service he re-
aligned, as there war soUae legal doubt
Of his being eligible to she Office init
he had com p!eted his term IN the Ssn
ate. Governor Ponder appointed hiu
Secretary OF State IN 1871, and he hri,
the position for four ears, d rrina wbici
time he, with James L. Wolcot;, ESQ.
was en- ploy ed by the Legislature u
draft the tax laws OF the Ssats whicl
are now ia force.
The Legislature also commission Ell
him that same yea- TO codify and pub
lish the laws OF this SLATE, work whicl
took him three years to accomplish, q
no codification had been made sipc
1850, when the work was performed b,
the late Chancellor Harrington. Ii
1872 he was . delegate TO the Den
cratic National Convention which nc
in Baltimore, and ssrenuous,y oppose'
the nomination OF Horace Grsely ~ tn
candidate for President. He practice,
his prois, sion in Gsors stown FROM lS7
to 1888, but when George Gray, Esq'
was elected United States Senator II
the latter year he was appointed bi
successor as Attorney General, wAic'
position no continued 10 I'LL up TO hi
appointment NJ Judge last Saturday b.
Governor Biggs.
He was married in 1872 to Miss Salli
Curtis Wriaht. q daugnJsr Of Colur {
Garner II. WRIGHT OF Georgalown, Do
she died in 1876, leaving Que son. "a
married Hannah StOckley, the on
daughter OF tx Governor StoCk.ey, 4
1883.
Immediately after bis apposDtmen
as Attorney Genera! he appointed Dob
II. Biggs, Esq, a con Of ths prosyr
Governos, as Deputy Attorney GereSs
and it lie generally supposed tnst b
will tulceed him as Attorney GeneI q
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D.s..d,,~ psynssr.

DoyEn. March N.-Eu,h indignation
wa expressed here this morning ~ tne
savage attacks made upon judge Payn'
tar. and they have had tho effect In G
great measure to reconcile any oppo'
sition to his appointment The only
objection that can b. raised TO MT
Pnynter Ia HIS hearing, and even TINS 10
mot au bad rs the hearing OF toe iato
Judge Wootten. 1t Ii universally ad'
m,tted that Mr.. Paynter possesses
particularly Judicial mind, and IL 10
we'll known to those who know MIN
| bsst that he Ia O man OF sonpd Juo2-
ment ard possessed OF Large fund Oh
| legal knowledge. -,
HE record a. Attorney General VIII
compare favorably to that OF most OF
his predecessors. Morally he Is head
and shoulders above any OF those VINO
were considered his opponents for tue
position. Again, instead OF IL bsing Hn
ip suit 10 the bench, your correspondent
can soy with almost certainty, that
ut least two II not threa members OF the
beuch were heartily In favor OF Judge
Pay nter's appointment In preferences "a
any one else.
I lis probably true that one OF the
Iother candidates had more eigners to
petition recommending him to the Gov
iernor, but some OF the best legal gen
Itlemen In the State recon- mended Judge
lPAyI ter. The statement, that after "a
years practice his name does not ap'
pear very often In the published law re-
ports, Ia by no means u measure OF MA
liability. How often does Mr.. Victor
IDuPont's appear? Does any one ray oil
him that he 10 not just the man foI
Ijudge.
i A prominent lawyer said 10 your cor
Respondent that he believed that 1t was
i n question of but a month or no when
Judge Par inter- would show his ftuest
Il for the position and the present criti
Gle m would be turned into praise.
The Governor has certainly shown
that he can 20 outside OF factions tc
make his appointments, and his OFT CO
|clared sentiment during the late cam
lpai2n "That every Dem ocrat should re.
fceive due consideration under his I'd
lministration" IL being fulfilled.
As to the statement that the appoint
ment was made TO elevate John Biags
the weight falls out of 1t when IL II
shown that the term OF MT. Payntei
would have expired in less than three
y ears, ard had the Governor desired II
be could have appointed him 10 posi-
ton which would last four years be
yond his term. He would then had
three years to serve rs Deputy Attor
ney. General and Ave IS Attorney Gen
eral. Now, II he IL appointed he will
have but hia five years 10 serve.
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THE BATTLE or GETr sDUaG.
A Clear, COMPREHENSIVE aud CONNECTED
Exhibition of the Great ConHics.

A Clear, Comprehensive aud Connected
Exhibition of the Great COnh.cs.
For two and half hoars last night
the three days conflict at Gstys burg
IN July, 1868, was portrayed by wurG
and picture IN Fulton Opera House :, Z
good oized auditLca, The "DloEaas"
of the Gettysburg Exros!:ion Con pany
was mpio3 G !. and coEg!sis OF IA Seriss
OF paintings oy Griscu,, perfect master
pieoes CT ito a: liat's pgueh. Geue,.
Mu holland, who il isgiiia- with tic
minutest Getaiis OF the battle, hayibe
been ous OF the actors In the dectsive
struggle, wildly explained the recre.
sensations OF the movements Of the cp
posing ;oTc-s, giving a daah OF tie ha.
morou3 here aid tnEEs IN the recital Of
the appalling struggle.
The paintings aye large, well and
conveniently arranged. Fist OF all a
preheasiVo Cias DCse OF the fed IL
exhibited and moved up AID down Cur
ing the exhibition at Intervals, 90 ~ 20
admirably CONNECT tbs ofaGGniIat;ng
features of TIE battle which the paint
ings represent WITH this engagement IL
its entirety. Bsc2Gse the gallant Cen.
eral Rsy holds, Of Lancaster, fought ard
fell 90 tie tirse dsy Of $50 struggle tae
lecture Possesses q special lecnl interest.
The firsr pictuxs shows the General fall
ing from hia ia do inoTtaiIy IouHded
and the postum auit laovGmenis OF The
men at tho potua " re tho FIST On gags.
meut look place.
Very properly General Nu,hollani
paid special t-inute to tho ceea
soldiers memory, inasn.ucn 81 he eavt
q sketch OF Reg G0.da' nTaTe aGd darins
career. Another scene lR that of Ii.
retreat towards Geti, sbuTE pear tn
close Of the dsg Of JIiy l. Among t.,
other scer es ere TIE struggles as Devii'
Den, Little GOInd Top, the Valley 0
Death, CGip'B Eli, Crme.esy Ridge
the caveiTy chsfao, Eick etl's deleun
and s.au2fter OF th3 Louisiaaa T;fer
and the final charge by Is eco .nei
under maad OF IicSetJ peltit rev
and Gle, Pettisra7 and TEmoe.-
Harrisburg PATRIOT Bach &c
The pictures as sxplai.e3 by Genera
Mu!hollaId give a clear, com yrchcpris
and conueoied iGel OF tno bas.le. III
positions he d aud taken by the Era
and Second Delaw $50 Infantry will
fully explained. no opa no is inter
es,ed il the decisive eouAitt Of tho BE
beilion should fail TO see 1t. In
interest was susta!Ged throughout al,
many tines ito 80 .ienca bust out Il
applsute. At tho conclusion Chavi~
I. Boettger gave HID celebrated busl
taps.
At the Opera House this and Il
morrow -veninQs, ani matinee icr CHI.
dren To- roErow (rnead&y) afternoon
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Tribute of Respect.

would thsUK you TO give ma o small
space In ycuv pLfer to express "a lev
words OF rfepect a. n tpali tribute &c
one Of Wiim.nG'on worthy ci:izeng,
the late j ". Hnhelt. Though my &C.
Guainta ace with bin pas of thort d u
ration, / found in hin Que OF God ;,
noblensn; au sf5otion sts BOD, faith
full brother and a trre friend 10 ueec;
venture TO say there are not nany II
his sphere OF life Tho have done Ioor,
good to his fellows ia al lllction, anc
there are many who will mourn bis ios.
outside the family circle. Tcniy it ma7
be said, though desa, he yet liveth IL
the hearts of tho.a whom he befrienc ed
as we'll aB in ,hNGe OF large circle Of
friends. Yours res otfulg,
THCS Kendall
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-28

ClOtAing Lost.

About ono wesk ago n man, who Il
almost stranger III this city v.sitsd
enc OF the iheatroo In tie evening, and
an he had bunnle of c.o,hing with biz
which no did not wiBh To be bothered
with, he LEFT in care OF q saloon keope.
In tne vicinity. When he cane cut o.
tho theatre hs forgot III about the bun
de, mud sinoe then bas been unable u
locate the place whera hs left IL. Their,
arc two coats ard vest in the package
ard be woald like the party who hAs i
to bring Or send IT. to 704 Tacrall street
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Thrown from a CARRIAGE,

Mira. Joshua Conner was considerably
injured yesterday afternoon by being
spiritsd horse at Delaware avenue and
Broome street. A sudden fright caused
me animal to wheel 20 suddenly that
Mrs. Conner was thrown out, her head
striking the pavement. The wounds,
though severe, are not dangerous.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-28

On Saturday afternoon a horac bs'
longing TO John G.. Baker, while left
unhitched nj a stable near the corner o.
Fifth aud Spruce streets, starsed aud
dashed down Fifth street into fencs
at Fifth and Church. A board knocked
from tho iencs struck little son oil
william CoDro cutting his head. DR..
Ogle Was sent for to dTess the wound.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-28

We are 70 thankful TO cay that our
nursing baby was permanently cured OF
a dangerous and protractsd constipa
ton ~ d irreaulariiy of the bowels by
the use OF Hop Bitteis by Its nursing
mother, which OF the sauce time restored
her 10 perfect health aud strength. The
Parents, Rochester, N. Y.